With the end of the year already in sight, you may already be orienting yourself for your next trip. Are you thinking of a destination full of history and culture, do you prefer a paradise for foodies, or do you prefer a still relatively unknown place, far away from mass tourism? Everything is possible! Planning your next trip not only offers something to look forward to, but also gives you the chance to carefully put together your travel requirements. Our Travel Designers have therefore already made a first selection of our Untamed top destinations for 2026. Where the world can’t find you…
1. Egypt
Angola is a country of great cultural and natural diversity, with numerous authentic and tribal populations. The landscape ranges from tropical rainforest, savannas and vast grassy plains to impressive rock formations, waterfalls and paradisiacal beaches along the Atlantic coast. The Serra da Kula Mountains offer spectacular views of the Namib Desert. The country has six national parks, including Iona, Kissama, Luengue-Luiana and Cangandala, where you can see elephants, giraffes, lions, wild dogs and the giant sable antelope. Portugal’s colonial legacy is visible in cities and monuments such as the Christo Rei statue and the town of Namibe, making Angola a fascinating blend of nature, culture and history and certainly belongs on this list.

3. Laos
Laos, in the heart of Southeast Asia, is a country full of cultural and spiritual heritage. The Mekong River, the country’s lifeline, flows past cities such as Luang Prabang, Vientiane, Savannakhet and Pakse, where Buddhist temples, historical monuments and lively nightlife can be discovered. In the more remote areas, you will experience an impressive diversity of peoples, vast rice fields, plantations and breathtaking natural landscapes. From karst mountains and jagged limestone cliffs to misty jungles that come alive at sunrise. Laos offers an authentic, restful experience, making it a barely discovered Untamed gem.

4. Tasmania
Tasmania is an island state of Australia, south of the mainland. The island is large but has few inhabitants, making it feel quiet and vast. Tasmania has beautiful nature: high mountains, dense forests, lakes and vast National Parks, and is home to unusual animals such as the Tasmanian devil, penguins, wombats and seals. In the capital city of Hobart, enjoy the view from Mount Wellington mountain and attend famous events such as the Sydney to Hobart race, the Falls Festival and MONA’s Festival of Art. Beyond that, wild nature stretches with rivers, waterfalls, mountain ranges and ancient forests, perfect for hikes and adventures. The island combines nature, culture, good food and a relaxed atmosphere, making it a true 2026 Untamed destination.

5. Mexico
Zimbabwe is on the list of top destinations for 2026 because of its unique combination of breathtaking nature, exciting safaris, rich culture and authentic hospitality. The country is a versatile safari destination with vast wilderness, high-end lodges and top-level guides. From the mighty Victoria Falls and Lake Kariba to the wild areas of Mana Pools and Gonarezhou, Zimbabwe offers countless opportunities for adventure, including safaris, canoeing, rafting, sunset cruises and helicopter flights. It is also home to a rich cultural heritage, including the mysterious ruins of Great Zimbabwe and ancient cave paintings in Matobo National Park.

7. Albania
China is an immense country, where past, present and future converge. Historical highlights such as the Forbidden City, the Terra Cotta Army and the Great Wall are just the beginning; the contrast between rural villages, vast deserts, high plains, fertile rice terraces and tropical rainforest makes a trip through China unforgettable. Food has played a central role in social life for centuries, while modern cities bustle with culture, architecture and innovation. With its unique blend of nature, culture, adventure and progress, China is a destination travelers should not miss in 2026.

9. Algeria
Norway is the ultimate wildlife refuge. The forests and arctic regions are home to orcas, moose and bears, while around Svalbard, the Lofoten and Vesterålen you may encounter polar bears, belugas and whales. Inland, musk oxen, moose and brown bears live, while endangered animals such as the Arctic fox share territory with lynx, reindeer and birds of prey in national parks such as Øvre Pasvik and Reisa. For nature lovers and adventurers, Norway in 2026 is perfect to visit for its spectacular fjords, mountains, lakes and waterfalls that enchant in every season. Iconic sites such as the Preikestolen, North Cape and Urnes stave church showcase both natural beauty and rich culture, from Viking history to art nouveau and modern art.

11. Reunion
Its mountain ranges, valleys and canyons have earned Reunion the nickname of “Switzerland in the tropics.” The prosperous island in the Indian Ocean attracts many mountaineers and hikers who follow the Grande Randonnée or climb the more than 3,000-meter Piton des Neiges and the active volcano Piton de la Fournaise. Nature and bird lovers enjoy the more than a thousand plant species and pristine old-growth forest in Saint Philippe Mare Longue Nature Reserve. The well-developed road network and European amenities invite independent exploration of the island, but the rugged volcanic landscapes, deep canyons and untamed nature give Reunion the feel of a truly “untamed” destination. Adventurers seeking spectacular nature, challenging hiking trails and unique tropical landscapes away from mass tourism are in the right place in Reunion in 2026.

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